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Summary:

Minny Jackson, a sharp-tongued maid, has been fired and struggles to find work due to a damaging rumor started by Hilly Holbrook. She eventually finds a new job with Celia Foote, a naive and lonely woman who lives on the outskirts of town. Celia asks Minny to keep her employment secret, which Minny finds odd, but she accepts the job because she needs the income.

Twist:

One day, Minny accidentally discovers a box with letters and medical documents, the situation was nebulous for her. There is a letter revealing that Celia was ephemeral romantically involved with Johnny Foote before he was with Hilly Holbrook.

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"When your new boss pays double but wants to keep you a secret from her husband..."

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Connection with the meme:

The image of the puppet looking sideways awkwardly captures Minny’s reaction to Celia’s strange request to hide her from her husband. It reflects Minny’s internal thought of “This is weird, but okay…”

Summary:

Minny Jackson, recently fired, finds work with Celia Foote, a white woman who is isolated from Jackson society. Celia hires Minny secretly, asking her to work while her husband is away. Though suspicious, Minny accepts the job out of necessity. The chapter highlights themes of secrecy, mistrust, and the beginning of an unusual relationship.

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Book Song :

A song that fits well with the book The Help by Kathryn Stockett is "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor.

"It took all the strength I had not to fall apart / Kept trying hard to mend the pieces of my broken heart."

This line resonates with the struggles of the women in The Help, particularly Aibileen and Minny, who endure personal hardships and systemic racism, they are ostracized but continue to find the strength to persevere and push forward.

"I Will Survive" works as a fitting soundtrack to The Help, emphasizing themes of survival, strength, and resilience in the face of adversity.

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I think my book, The Help, can be a really good movie because he already is. It’s an interesting book base on a true story, in the 60’s in Mississippi.

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Summary pg. 1/8 : Aibileen, a Black maid in 1960s Mississippi, talks about her job taking care of the Leefolt family and the strong connection she has with the children she looks after, all while showing the harsh racial divisions of the time.

Prompt of the day: So far, I’m curious about is : black woman life in the 60’, and how the bady she is taking care of will grow up; How they relationship is gonna evolve.